Was it a good idea gutted by Republicans? Was it designed to fail so we could move to single payer?
Did it help more, hurt more or do nothing for Americans?
What are Trump & the Republican Congress going to do about the issue?
Jeremiah Roberts
You can see that more people are insured with obamacare according to the statistics. It's not good enough, however. Single-payer is definitely the way to go
Anthony Brown
Obama himself stated that Obamacare is absolute shit and it is supposed to be shit. He flat out said so himself.
The goal of Obamacare is to force the next president and the politicians of the future to fix it, because it will be impossible to get rid of it. You will not be able to simply throw Obamacare in the trash, you have to replace it with something or people will riot.
Obama is a complete retard, but for what it's worth this is a good plan if you're in favor of socialism. Because of Obama USA is always going to have socialized healthcare. Anyone who says that Obamacare is good is a retard. Not even Obama thinks it's good.
Jack Williams
I don't think single payer will ever be accepted.
If we don't replace it with single payer, what's another option?
Robert Allen
Mandates you buy insurance for crap you don't need like birth control and mental health care
Levi Russell
I LOVE INSURANCE COMPANIES RIPPING ME OFF
I LOVE TRUMPCARE
Christian Thomas
>If we don't replace it with single payer, what's another option?
How about a public option, something Hillary wanted and Trump opposes?
Colton Torres
It was a terrible idea
Your health is frequently a product of your choices
Forcing everyone else to pay for your health obviously results in some terrible shit
Juan Flores
if you don't have insurance then how are they ripping your off?
Elijah Allen
Being insured is a choice
Medical care prices are too high because they are insured to get paid
Nolan Clark
>How about a public option great one more thing we need to subsidized to hide the real cost of this turd
Charles Brown
I'M A DUMB STUPID FAGGOT
PLEASE RAPE MY FACE
Dylan Brooks
I dont want government healthcare
Christian Edwards
Why do people think single payer would be a good thing? If its being paid by health insurance companies that are trying to make a profit are being overcharged, why would a government with unlimited money and known for being wasteful be more efficient at spending money?
Caleb Lopez
>actually reading Vox What's it like to know that you've literally labelled and advertised yourself as an idiot?
Luis Cox
>government makes purchase of health insurance mandatory >government inflates insurance costs >government fines people to poor to afford insurance without the government who will build hospitals, checkmate non-statists.
Mason Evans
What dont you get about the medical industry charging a price for their goods/services that is way too high regardless of who pays it? Either you fuck the people through government with the inefficiently paid bill or you fuck the people slightly less with their own bills.
Aiden Carter
Based Dr Doom
Aiden Harris
Allowing insurance companies to compete across state lines will drop insurance premiums and give access to more people.
Christopher Reyes
Having an extra layer of bureaucracy which does little of value and primarily exists to enrich itself always going to be more inefficient.
Brandon Martin
at least part of it is live saving medical services will be given to people who cannot pay. 3 bags of blood and other ER supplies need to be paid by someone.
Mason Young
Because people are retards. They truly believe getting the government involved will somehow make something cheaper when it's the exact opposite for everything else.
Caleb Carter
It's a taxation on health.
>Gov't to reinsurance companies: "We are forcing you to take on everyone, including sick people. Also, you can't charge them more even if they have a chronic and expensive condition. You also need to include maternity and drug rehab coverage, no matter what the age or sex of the person." >Gov't to healthy citizens: "Sign up for this expensive program that you don't need, or pay the penalty."
Hunter Morris
No matter how you spin it, you can't insure the uninsurable without increasing rates for everyone else. If you have cancer but no insurance, you're basically a charity case. Everyone else has to pay more for your cancer. There is no way to eliminate this effect.
Insurance shouldn't be a choice because society ends up paying for retards in some form or another. The best option for dealing with them is to get them in the system earlier so we can squeeze more out of them before they die. People with pre existing conditions shouldn't be grandfathered in, but future people should be automatically enrolled.